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Show X ' THE DESERET SEWS SALT LAKEMTITY MONDAY SEPTEfEER 1935 30 fo, towing the opening day of reg- Driver Faces Charges istration. Amusement Will Any in Your Front Yard? Auta Victim Students From 26 States Incoming student register' As Drank In Accident tn upper campus buildings until J. H. Smith, PROVO, Sept Monday, when the largest crowds Injured St, of north Second West street, is are Be Offered Every Its The Drouth Puts The Gypsy in Em Critically Y. expected. Class work will In At Provo Courses For Bob 36. PARK ClfT; 6Pt. Register gin Tuesday. English placement faring charge of drnnkon driving taken bert 4f. of l'ark City, testa for freshmen will also Monday following his srreet to the Park City Miner hospital. after an automobile Saturday and Monday. They day mght Hour During Fair PROVO, dept ft. Students body tbls year, attesting to th tinuefives foir times daily tn the lision on the stats highway near t Wstnet of cosmopolitan nature and tn th er nJ 1 tT.redrtSil! dusb an automobile from Heber J. Grant Library building, Fourteenth South street. counof the Columbta thrM be- - Eg- WSa Suncol- cou- i 11 U) Famous Acts Secured t For Entertainment accident on highway to near the city cemetery at Park City. Mr, Egbert was traveling tonard Park City with Arthur Clark, William Voigt, and Mra Can. Rail, ail of park City. As tha car neared Park City, it ran out of gas tn front of the city cemetery and the group got out of the car and slsrt- ed pushing It toward a servic station about 5 09 yards distant As they were pushing the car, they-we-re crashed Into by Jack Cummings of Heber C'Ay. Mr. Eg. bert is unconscious at present and his condition is regarded as very serious. - Of Visitors Tun and entertainment will be provided in abundant measure at 'bo 1936 Utah atato (air carnival and circus acta, vaudeville num- Wa tjfcadi a,uto nu rotot inal circus, automobilo collisions, firework and all the amaller feature that fo toward "the time o ( their giving live." Tb carnical spirit would hold way from opening to dosing of tha states tig show. ths spacious greundewlll bo midway attractions, centering, of oourse, on what might be called the "Gay White Way." The circus and vaudeville acta will feature nightly amusement programs in front of tha fair grandstand. Tha auto ace wlji hold forth on the race track, also the auto M H ?. uf trial-w- ra unimnd expanding recognition foreign Two passengers in his car, Frank according to Dr. P. A. Christentries registered at Brigham Young versity, said Dr. A. Rex Johnson. sen. of the English depart' Smith. $1, and Atnaaa Smith, ft, reception, menthead university. Friday, the opening In charge of student were arrested for drunkenness-Th, day of registration. This is the'Canada. Mexico and Gerptany art accident occurred as tn widest representation of students th foreign nations' represented. car drov MUSIC DIRECTOR RETURNS northbound Smith ever recorded at B. Y. U. Jf early every, city In Utah it OGDEN. 6c Roland, C. ground two janes of traffic Into totalled represented on the registration pjrj-j,- . head ofpt.th music First registrants depart- the wrong aide of th road. the record. Largs ounsDCTi nave ment of Weber college, returned fl. compared with 6 3 S for 400 ieraehing Into a ear driven by John come More from than Arizona, last Idaho, first day year. Saturday from the University of H. Clark. 41. Springville, according students took English' mlng and California. Five more California where he has studied to Oscar Pedersen, Provo motor-mus- ic placement tests by Friday night, j stated are represented this year the summer months eyrie officer. during freshman Mrs. recor- He has been studying toward h wbP0 than pointing to an enlarged In the Clark ear were 5ear ders. Many of the students will hiking crowd doctor s r degree under Arnold Clark, who suffered body bruises, comnoted William regater today or Monday whenmpbt gtraost j;S9 sitidenta. and German and Burton., 11, Schoenberg, of th tests sre s vallable. tj0ns point to enrollment In poser and under John SmoUman, who escaped hurts, as did Mrs. Frank Smith, riding In the other Every section of the. nation .excess of this figure this year.i writer, teacher and noted win be represented in th students predicted E. H, Holt, machine.. ity on vocal culture. e I. , ewr-nl- author-treasure- V -- i f 51 - m,. fi 1. - Jgj.s-- i colll-oion- a, r . Circus Acta Llslwi Five circus acts include the Aerial Devils il high alti tude performers; tbs Famous intrepid trapeze artists; the Four Balthazar tn .sensational frets of strength and balancing on an elevated platform; the Four Sailors, climaxing a spectacular act with a double and Raymond Behee, tb4 world s loremost performer on the single trap The Aerial Devils are the highest salaried and highest altitude artists now showing. They will leave soon to appear at the Japanese exposition in Japan. Their trdype Includes Miss Don Amt Haydon, generally regarded as th successor to the late Lillian LeiUel for circus fame. Th Four Yohans come direct from Atlantic city pier for their fair engagement, returning there Immediately thereafter. They tak, many extremely dangerous chances in performing their marvelous feats on the mld-atrapes. Animals Included The animal- - circus is Just th have been thing tha youngster aching for lo these many months It shone Just how intelligent horses, dots and other animals can ho with proper training. Boms tf their tricks are really astounding. The grandstand shows will take place each afternoon at I o'clock and in tha evening at V.ll. There wlirbs 1 shows In all. 4wa dally. The giant firework displays will bo made on alternate nights starting on opening day night They will be slirectsd by Art Brlese, the country's foremost firework field director coming from Chicago to supervise the displays at tbs fair. The thrilling auto collisions will be staged on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday. They wilt depict In sen atlonal manner Just bow automobile traffic accidents occur and how they can be prevented. " Tor reproducing delicate designs on metals a process has been developed With which patterns made of thread Impregnated with rubber are iald on surfaces to b decorated, which then are sandblasted. rnL,' dare-dev- uinL'2 'X 4t 0 Belt in Everything There's On Phone Wasatch I SB lOU In 7 Ts CHARGE the ' kvhsrhmmm L r V !Lr.y .y-- t & t X w g . iVlOIltlCCilO - eom-pan- days Th suit was instituted after th town and tha company had anter ed into a tentative contract to purchase th plant of the company which now serve Monticello, and which contract was never consum mated. Monticello has applied to the PWA fog ISO.OOt with which to purchase and Install a municipal water and light system. This water, with which to operate such a plant, la necessary before the town can hop to get ths grant from th government to build it water and light plant. Monticello' contention is that the presttit water system is obsolete and Inadequate to serve the town. Th defense seems to be thst there Is not sufficic: water available to Ui town for the purposes for mblfb it propose to put U to use. t ; w tt Weetisghesa feabwt ... sad writ a what slatenrat, tellies seleetad It. That's why resall them Is te ths Mcatlaghmm tart Popularity Contest i Bat to wie aa of tha hcaattful D Lu. models that ar offered as prism, poo mast have aa Offielal Hafry Blank , , , sad yea shaald wa a deaiaastratlsa at them featarm. Why sot set Both at ear H esttaahaase display at sap at th listed helowt W have all tha latest taodel., and will aladlp ahsar paa all tha featarm aboet whleh yaa mar writs. There's aa east or ehllgattoa la satertag this eeateat, aa why sat easts V today m t Doyle Furniture IBsM and feat rim -- - , t s, F S. Fur-Trimm- . . Enter at Once 134 Ksat led Saath ALSO AT BOYLE FURNITURE IN OGDEN Or geyla Faraltar Beat at ths Btat Faia , - .. - - c . (rw ed rl Millinery New Fall and Tinier Modes acclaimed for their chic $295 mm No Waiting Local office. U 8. Weather bureau, Salt Lake City. Utah, Bept . 1935. Precipitation in last 14 hours .69 inches. Total sine October 1st, 14.73 inches. Total lot to datt last year 1 41 inches. Normal October 1st to dat 14.16 inches. TEMPERATURES v Max.. Bun... 73 a.m. Mon.. 51 Min. Stin.. . 44 6 a.m. Mon.. 61 Min. Mon. . 43 Noon Mon. 70 fiunset Monday,. 6:12; rise Tuesday, 6:25. WEATHER SUMMARY High pressures and seasonal temperatures prevail over Montana. Wyoming and adjoining states; where extremely high pressures and low temperatures have prevailed for several days; skies are generally clear. Low pressures and cloudy skies are reported from the Interior southwest as far as Mo- -i den, but there lias been no rain of consequence. A fairly deep and enegetlc disturbance is approaching th Great Lakes, its lowest pressure (29 54 Inches) at Minneapolis The attending cloudy area la small and hut little rain has occurred., WEATHER OBSERVATIONS taken at a m. today IT! CHARGE Wear or Take Your Coat Home the Moment You Men Who Know Clothing Values Buy it! Of McClanahan Realize the Importance OUTFIT OFFER Sport and T ravel CATS New colors and new shades Snappy Styles youll quickly make a decision foc there are so many models to choose from Heres What You Get: SWEATERS In the Season's beautiful newstyles variety o colors. SUIT orCoatO'COATIf You Prefer) (Or Top HAT-an-d SHOES-SHI- RT $1 Weekly Pays For $1.S8$2.S8 Your Coat or DreSs 46 Bohn, clear Chicago, clear ..,,.46 clear Denver, ,...,.46 Grand Jet. clear ...44 Helena, clear ......46 Kansas City, clear.. 6 6 Gander, clear . ... .48 Los Angeles, cioudy,60 Minneapolis, cloudy. 52 Modena, cloudy ,...44 Needles. Tt. cidy., .,64 New Tork, clear ...43 Okla. City, clear ...64 64 Omaha, clear Phoenix, pt. cldy..,,79 44 Pocatello, clear Portland. 0 cldy.,.64 Reno, clear 6k Louts, clear .,..66 A Salt Lake, clear Ban Fran. pt. eldy..56 Sant Fe, clear ...,4S Seattle, cloudy ....63 Spokane, cloudy ...63 Spokane, clear ...i44 Tonopah, clear ....64 Wlnnemucca. clear. 3 4, Yellowstone, clear. .32 ...... .... ,00 .66 ,60 ,60 .6 .JO .00 .60 00 " 92 ' 74 64 J4 - 66 66 73 71 12 44 36 66 .66 .66 .06 .66 -- 06 .60 .60 .00 .00 A stock large enough 'and varied enough to satisfy the most exacting shopper. -- .60 .60 .66 .60 .60 P. Leatham waa elected president of th Weiktrille Llon club at An meetlng Friday night, Th club 1 th fifth Lions organization In Cach county. Other officer named wr Lamont kllen, first Wilford An. dtrson. second r; Maughan, Herman Theurer, talltwlatar; John B. Woodward, lion tamer; Evan Bankhead and John J. Hen. ary, two year directors and R. W. O. Christensen and Earl Wyatt, one year directors. Representatives of tha Tremon-toGarland. Lewiston, Richmond. Logan and Hyrutn club attended the luncheon-meetin- g held st th Wellsvlle tabernacle. The Hyrum club has sponsored the Wellsville group, th lsttar which comprises 26 men. H. P. Anderson of the Hyrum club prtl'ded. He Introduced Can district governor who tril Niei-e- n. poke brie'ly. Other speakers were Lawrence L. Smith of th Garland club and Dr. J. Morris Godfrej oftb Richmond club. 6. Glamorous Styles in New FalT .60 .06 ,00 .......AASi64 Bept. SILK TIE-- 4 pr. SOX .00 W, Others of $7.95 Girls Styles thst will thrill ,he liuIe the XxmUj poeUt hook Girls --S1 COATS J,95.$fih95 New Sstin Flip- .I and Tail Ce I wwi OTylfl Dane Rets Panties . Fte Rayon and Silk New Storks All Attractively priced. Jd 93 J- AbStmat DaESSFS SIZES 7 TO 14 Oretset of fine matetv isl and beautiful deign Bring ths yooufiten in To- morrow .................. 598 Cherge Them On the Eemify Account Full - bullion ed all zilk hoziery per pair ltce-met- h Suits Altered and ReadyLBy 6 p. m. Same, Day Bought oys' sums (4-PC- ' ........... 31I . WEEKLY Vest and Some with Coat ,2 Long Trouser Others .) S95,$C)95 mmmm Uftarge Every Item Pay Sizes 7 to 14. Sweaters - Caps Jackets Cords , Etc, "Put .Them on the Family Account AtMcCLANAUAN'S I s, a w b x Up A T f TWIf! SETS n. All Electric Co. it- - , Le-Is- ... Come In! ... ;- -- . Selected materials, trimmed with Furs Quality that emphasize Fashions Favorite Designs. . eecretary-treaaur-e- Sella for $309 Wait-- No ,' , LOGAN. Refrigerator. No Time To Loee't . X Club Votes Heads Your chance to win De Luxe Model Westinghouse brand-ne- fas Need To Pay Cash McClanhan's Terms Are Your Terms And Sb Easy Wellsville Lions Feature Popularity Contest. I No Need To The Weather MOSTICELLO, Sept, 0, The town of Montleollo is suing th Blue Mountain Irrigation for the condemnation of on second foot of water from Innes and Copper Bpring in North canyon, in order that th town will have water with which to Install a municipal water and Ught system. Th ease is being heard at tbls time by Judge Dlllsworth Wooley, and baa already taken up four Wesfingtoouse r ture For Water To Run Town Power Plant FOR hO-w-rd , been sighted during th past week at Hales bend, south of reon lake ahorsTH th Hooper, called that in It IV on of th am finals front Uia hard privately maintained on the island had waded or swam to the mainland. Richard Dooly of th Dooly investment company, operators of tbs island ranch and owners of the buffalo herd of about IS head, stated In Belt Lake today that the animals seen at 'Hale a bend were undoubtedly part of the Island herd, and that tha island ranch keeper would be asked to round them up and return them to their borne pas- r jUCS twin THE i .111 It la an r - 1 j. Don't be alarmed 11 a sight like .tha above greets you from th front yard as you open your door on of these days It Isn't tha lobster Newburg you Ate, either, lt'a the drouth. It Seem Ihat. with Great Balt Lake at its lowest level in history and Antelope Island no longer an island, five head of the Buffalo herd on the island have succumbed to th call f ihe great world beyond and left their native haunts . Gama Warden W. H. (Buck) Anderson of Weber county reported today that th animals, first seen hereabouts on the mainland in twenty years, had ENTRY Boat ekeeee Ilk ture e - mnj- GE- T- 4 ' v yI Har-rlsvil-la flwimt ycuh t v x OGDEN, Sept. JO Unveiling of a bronze memorial --tablet to Pleasant Green Taylor, Vi eber countv pioneer, was a feature Of the annual reunion of the William Taylor family reunion at on Sunday. (The tablet waa presented to the Harnsvtlle ward by Fred GrTifflor and' accepted by Bishop R. R. D. Brown. Fred G-- Taylor, Sr,, of New York, who attended th meeting, waa president of th organization. Edmood Z. Taylor of Orldley. Cal., wa elected a vice president Judge N. J. Harris was the guest speaker, discussing 'Pioneer of Horrisvin.'' About I0S person attended. ri grtoiKT Tit f- - ,r N-O-- W! ,v- - I Memorial Unveiled At Ogden) Family Reunion most bo satis- Our customers fied. 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